… of prospective parents. I argue that procreative responsibility should be understood as an
integral aspect of parental responsibility, and hence as personal. This interpretation of …

… procreative autonomy and procreative beneficence. Procreative autonomy and procreative
beneficence are both important values that physicians and prospective parents ought to …

… future children. To demonstrate his point, Savulescu (in Procreative Beneficence: Why we
should select the best children?) gives the example of how parents' resolve to address gender …

… parents can have. This article discusses one of the main attempts to solve this problem, the
principle of Procreative Beneficence … interpretation of Procreative Beneficence, distinguishing …

This paper deals with the proposal of a person‐affecting version of the principle of Procreative
Beneficence. Such a principle has been stated by Savulescu & Kahane in an impersonal …

… knowledge of the biological parent's named identity is likely to help the future child's life go
… as the “procreative beneficence argument” concludes that prospective parents have a moral …

… As such, I consider the following question: do prospective parents have a … of procreative
beneficence (PPB) In this section, I describe the concept of the PPB for why prospective parents …

… and determined Procreative Beneficence to be the … , Parent T was told incorrectly that a
potential child X, who was going to born with a deadly illness, was not going to die, then Parent T …

… places limits on the rights of parents when it comes to actions that might harm existing children,
in the future the law may restrict the liberty of parents to refuse to enhance their children.” …

There are many things that we might feel obligated to justify to other people, but having a
child is not usually one of them. It is difficult to imagine a decision more personal, or more …